133 Bus Route From Dublin To Arklow To Increase Frequency From Early May

Wednesday, 26 April 2023 18:30

By Hugh O'Farrell Walsh

The National Transport Authority has said enhanced frequency on the 133 bus route between Dublin and Arklow will be implemented from early May.

Bus Eireann currently operates an hourly service on the route between Monday and Friday and the changes will see buses operating every 30 minutes.

The improved 133 route will save ten minutes journey time by cutting the stop in Bray.

The National Transport Authority has also said the new 131 bus route will begin operations on the 7th of May.

The service will cater for passengers travelling between Bray and Wicklow Town.

The 133 will also offer half hourly services from that date, shortening journey times by cutting the stop in Bray .

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